Chofu, Tokyo, Japan｜Tamaki

When the soba restaurants around Jindaiji Temple are crowded, especially on weekends, it feels like they are trying to keep up with the customers, so I eat soba noodles with a feeling of being busy. However, perhaps because it is far away from the temple, it is less crowded than the others, and the hospitality is gentle and kind. When I ordered a large portion with my children, they prepared a bowl for the children. The taste is also perfect. I'm happy with the generous amount of soba soup. Tenzaru is thick and thick, but it's crispy and crispy, so you can enjoy it lightly. They also give you salt. Payment is in cash only. Parking available. I came here after seeing the autumn roses at Jindaiji Botanical Garden.

It's a little far from Jindaiji, so it doesn't seem to be crowded. This time I had Tenzaru Soba, and the soba is firm, chewy, and delicious. The tempura was also freshly fried and delicious. I think it's a good restaurant where you can enjoy soba quietly (゜∇^d)!!

The soba was a little hard and chewy, and the soup was very delicious. Shrimp, pumpkin, green pepper, eggplant, and mushrooms are all freshly fried and crispy. I was wondering if other stores were more famous because they were a little away from Jindaiji. It was delicious, so please come here too! !